neovim-deus

A fork from theniceboy/nvim-deus. Original theme is from vim-deus. This version fix the error that deus theme is still using the deprecated t_Co option.

Template generated by Iron-E/nvim-highlite

The background color in mid contrast level is copied from tiagovla/tokyodark.nvim

Modified

The original background color is still too light for me, so I add more background color to fit my needs. Now you can change background color by global variable vim.g.deus_background.

Available options:

-- Background color from tokyo-night, shown on the left.
vim.g.deus_background = "mid"
-- Black and high contrast, displayed on the right bottom.
vim.g.deus_background = "hard"

If you are not using Lua as configuration language, set the variable like below:

let g:deus_background = "mid"

Requirement

You will need neovim at least v0.5+.

Also neovim support runtime Lua in #14686. This repository is now using deus.lua which is not supported in older version. You can add a tag specification for vim-plug.

• For people using older version which not support runtime lua.

Plug 'Avimitin/neovim-deus', { 'tag': 'v0.1' }

• For people using version after NVIM v0.5.0-*-g687eb0b39

Plug 'Avimitin/neovim-deus'

Terminal theme

Alacritty, Windows Terminal and simple terminal theme is supported. Copy the setting from ./terminals and applied it to your terminal.

Known issues

Theme doesn't take effect on the neovim with version: NVIM v0.5.0-dev+1390-g988f88c24

If your neovim have problems like the colorscheme looks like default, you can try to set termguicolors before setting the theme.

Example fix:

set termguicolors

let &t_8f = "\<Esc>[38;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"
let &t_8b = "\<Esc>[48;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"

set background=dark    " Setting dark mode
colorscheme deus
let g:deus_termcolors=256

Checks Color doesn't changed after installed the plugin #11 for more details.